Dutra Captures 1934 U S Open In Final Burst Of Brilliance
Olin Dutra, 33, from Brentwood Heights California, overcame a late-race deficit to win the 1934 U S Open by one stroke over Gene Sarazen. Bobby Cruickshank and Wilfy Cox tied for third as Dutra posted 76 74 71 72 to finish 293.
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Wilfy Cox
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Harry Cooper
Chicago
Johnny Goodman
Omaha
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William Lawson Little, Jr
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Cornell University
Long Tom Creavy
Albany
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Los Angeles
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Cox
Schoolboy Rowe Wins as Detroit Tops Indians 2 1
Schoolboy Rowe pitched six strong innings to beat Cleveland 2 1 as Detroit salvaged a win with only two hits. The piece notes Rowe’s luck and boosts his season average above .500 for the first time this year. Also mentions Ned Seely’s return to Winnsboro and previous Cotton States playoff memory.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Schoolboy
Indians
Ned Seely
Winnsboro
Ned
Jackson
Forsythe Park
Monroe
Arkansas
Olin Dutra
Gene Tunney
Jimmy McLarnin
Barney Ross
Rube Marquard
Texas
Newell Kimball
Ponca City
Paul Runyan
Paul
Jones
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Eddie McLane
Tech
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Sharkey
Carnera
Baer
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Max
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Dempsey
McLarnin
Ross
Gabby Street
San Francisco
Gabby
Guy Owen
Art Lasky
Los Angeles
Player Triumph Over Hartford Doubles Unit 7-5
A tennis contest in Hartford, Connecticut saw a lone player beat a doubles team by seven to five. The outcome highlights the player's accuracy and strategic placement against a paired opponent.
Mrs Hill Wins Women's Trans Miss Golf Title in Extra Hole
Kansas City native Mrs Q O Hill defeated Lucile Robinson of Des Moines in an upset extra hole finish to claim the Women's Trans Miss championship for the fourth time. Robinson rallied to reach the 35th and 36th holes before Hill held steady par on the decisive hole.
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QO. S. Hill
Lucile Robinson
Des Moines
Robinson
Mrs. Hill
Baton Rouge Player Advances to Jackson Net Final
Jackson player Charles Crisler advanced to the Mississippi junior singles final by default and will face Baton Rouge’s Billy McGehee, who beat Woodrow Bonner in five sets to reach the title match.
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Miss
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Mississippi
Billy McGehee
Baton Rouge
Little Rock triumphs over Pelicans in late rally
In Little Rock at home, the Travelers trailed early before a four-run eighth inning swung the game to a 9 to 6 victory over New Orleans. Eddie Rose hit a homer for the Pelicans in the eighth as Struss closed with three straight strikeouts after two walks.
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Little Rock Tonight
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George
Sharpe
Crackers Clinch Series With 7 4 Win Over Lookouts
Atlanta Beats Chattanooga 7 to 4 to win the set 3 games to 1. Lookouts rally for three runs in the eighth but fall short as Millard Hayes starts for Atlanta and is relieved by Schmidt after a finger injury from Palmisano’s throw.
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Chattanooga
Lookouts
Crackers
Millard Hayes
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Hayes
Palmisano
Neces Cohen
Holbrook
VOLS ROUT SMOKIES IN FOURTH INNING OUTBURST
Nashville Vols beat Knoxville Smokies 7 to 2 in Nashville to take the four game series three games to one. Tiny Chaplin earned his seventh win of the year limiting Smokies to seven hits. Lance Richbourg hit a home run with one on in the fourth. Wetherell and West, Chaplin and Wise were the battery.
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Barons Beat Chicks 10-2 in Memphis Showdown
Birmingham Barons slugged to a 10 2 win over the Memphis Chicks as Bill Hughes notched his 10th victory without a defeat. Final line shows Hughes and Neisler, Swayze, Boward and Cuoto contributing to the victory while Memphis managed 2 runs off 6 hits and 2 errors.
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Tenn
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Birmingham Barons
Memphis Chicks
Birmingham
Hughes
Neisler
Swayze
Boward
Cuoto
A s Beat Yanks With Three Hits and More
Yankees lose 4 2 as Johnny Bronca delivers three hits in his second start for New York. Bob Johnson hits inside the park homer for the Athletics in the eighth to seal the win. In Cleveland, Monte Pearson defeats St. Louis Browns 3 1 as Indians break losing skid and move to third. Detroit tops Chicago 8 5 to stay first in the American League standings.
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Johnny Bronca
Yale
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Athletics
Cleveland
St. Louis Browns
Monte Pearson
Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Indians
Browns
ST. Louis
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Clift
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Hemsley
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Grube
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Kamm
Averill
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Pearson
Knickerbocker
Belma
Melillo
Person
Owens
McGowan
Hilderbrand
Tuesday Games Across Local Teams in City Fixtures
Tuesday schedule lists Lions facing Legion in Forsythe and St. Matthew’s meeting Gassers at Junior College No. 1. Publishers meet Y's Men at Junior College No. 2 while Methodists play Druggists at Neville. Bankers clash with Baptists on Plum Street and Firemen meet National Guard at Barkdull Faulk.
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Forsythe
St. Matthew's
Gassers
Publishers
Y's Men
Methodists
Neville
Bankers
Baptists
Plum Street
Firemen
National Guard
Barkdull Faulk
Thursday Games Mismatch Sends Several District Matchups
Thursday slate features Legion against Gassers at Neville and St Matthew's meeting Lions on Plum Street. Baptists clash with Publishers at Junior College No 1 while Bankers host Methodists. Y's Men play National Guard for syth, Firemen face Druggists, Barkdul Faulk.
Open Champion Dutra Edges Sarazen By One Stroke
Olin Dutra staged a late surge to win the National Open by one stroke over Gene Sarazen. Dutra fired rounds of 71 and 72 to finish with a 293 total.
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Gene Sarazen
Dutra
Monroe Juniors edge Ruston in state bid opener
Monroe's American Legion junior baseball team edged Ruston 6 to 5 at the L. T. I. diamond to start its quest for state honors. Monroe led early, trailed into the ninth, then won on Farr's bases-loaded single after Inzina bunt and a wild throw.
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Clarks Lumberjacks Set to Host Pelicans on Sunday
The Clarks Lumberjacks meet the L. T. I. Pelicans at 3:30 Sunday on the local diamond. Clarks has beaten the Pelicans in three prior meetings this season, with Blondy Corser likely to start and Brooks held in reserve. Fontana or Harrington expected to pitch for L. T. I.
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Blondy Corser
Brooks
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Harrington
Reds Beat Cubs 5-2 For Second Straight Win
Tony Freitas pitched effectively as Cincinnati defeated Chicago 5 to 2. The Reds collected 13 hits led by Mark Koenig and Ernie Lombardi with three apiece, while Babe Herman homered for the Cubs with two singles.
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Tony Freitas
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Cubs
Reds
Pat Malone
Bud Tinning
Roy Joiner
Mark Koenig
Ernie Lombardi
Babe Herman
Giants Rally Edges Phillies 8 7 Behind Otts Second Homer
Mc Ott hit his 14th homer of the season with a second blast to lift the Giants to an 8 7 win over the Phillies in Philadelphia. Eddie Holley allowed the final runs as New York held off a late Philly rally with Herman Bell and reliever Schumacher keying the defense. Terry and Schumacher also homered for the Giants. Bartell Clancy Moore and Todd provided offense for Philadelphia.
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Mc Ott
Giants
Phillies
Eddie Holley
Philly
Herman Bell
Hal Schumacher
Phils
Ott
Bill Terry
Schumacher
Jaceeo
Pine Bluff
Ocaree
Banaras
Shreveport
Critz
Sfalskusass
R. H. PO
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Grabowski
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A. Moore
Darrow
Fullis
New York
Hiladelphia
Terry
John Moore
Todd
Watkins
Mancuso
Allen
Ryan
Jackson
Bartell
Clancy
Hansen
Bell
Greenville
Baseball Scores Roundup From Weekend Games
Philadelphia defeated New York 4 2 and Washington beat Boston 8 1. Chicago won 5 1 over Detroit while St Louis fell 1 3 to Cleveland. Matchups set include Chicago at Detroit St Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at New York and Washington at Boston.
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Baseball Scores From The South At Night
Scores show Atlanta beat Chattanooga 7 to 4 and Birmingham won 10 to 2 over Memphis. Knoxville defeated Nashville 7 to 2, New Orleans posted 6, and Little Rock hosted a night game 9 to none. New Orleans visits Memphis with Birmingham at Little Rock and Knoxville visiting Atlanta while Chattanooga meets Nashville.
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Memphis
Chattanooga Soeenes Voce
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Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
Yesterday's Results From Across Cities
Scores from yesterday show Baton Rouge 10 over Shreveport 2 and Jackson 2 over Greenville 7 with Pine Bluff 3 against El Dorado 4.
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Shreveport
Jackson
Greenville
Pine Bluff
el Dorado
Texas City Briefs: Scores From Night Games
Night baseball action reports Galveston 2 Dallas 4 Houston 4 Oklahoma City 5 Beaumont 4 Tulsa 9 San Antonio 8 Fort Worth 3. Doubleheader note Houston at Tulsa Galveston at Fort Worth Beaumont at Oklahoma City San Antonio at Dallas.
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Dallas
Houston
Oklahoma City
Beaumont
Tulsa
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Evangeline League Ovelousas Triumphs Over Alexandria
Ovelousas defeats Alexandria 6 to 2 in Evangeline League action. New Iberia tops Jeanerette 9 to 4 in another league game.
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Alexandria
New Iberia
Jeanerette
Two Assistant Coaches Appointed At Alabama
University of Alabama announces B H Kirkland of Dothan Alabama and Jim Dildy of Nashville Arkansas as assistant freshman football coaches for 1934. They join Paul F Barnum as freshman head coach and athletic director, filling vacancies left by Carney Laslie who moves to Blytheville high school. Kirkland and Dildy played on the 1933 team that won the SEC title.
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Blytheville, Ark
Max Jackson
Mose Swaim
Home Run Parade Highlights Yesterday Baseball Totals
Readable fragments show multiple players from Giants Dodgers Cubs White Sox Athletics and Yankees labeled with home run counts or outcomes. Key names include Ott Glorita Schumacher Cuccinello Horton Johnson R Johnson Haas Foxx Gehrig Bonura and Maria Sarinaess presenting varied performance tallies. League totals and distant figures appear, though several lines are garbled.
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Giants
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Oeaeye Terry
Glorita Aces
Schumacher
Eke Seoeigs
Cuccinello
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Gehringer Takes American League Batting Lead
Charley Gehringer of the Detroit Tigers surged to the top of the American League batting race after a 18-for-26 week, raising his average from .351 to .400. Rollie Hemsley slipped in form, Heinie Manush remained strong with most hits, and in the National League Sam Leslie and Joe Medwick battled for the lead as Harvey Hendrick lost regular status. Bill Terry climbed to fourth with a .353 average while the top ten batters in each league were listed.
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Charley Gehringer
Detroit Tiger
Gehringer
Rollie Hemsley
St. Louis
Heinie Manush
Washington
Sam Leslie
Brooklyn
Joe Medinick
Leslie
Harvey Hendrick
Philadelphia
Bill Terry
Giants
R. H. Pet
Detroit
Manush
Vosmik
Cleveland
Hemsley
Higgins
US Davis Cup Team Sets Off for Europe
The United States Davis cup squad departed for Europe amid cautious talk of chances. Captain R Norris Williams and teammates Frank Shields Sidney Wood Jr and Lester Stoefen avoided bold predictions after six years of comeuppance, while George M Lott Jr hinted at a possible win.
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New York
United States
George M. Lott, Jr
R. Norris Williams
Frank X. Shields
Sidney B. Wood, Jr
Lester Stoefen
France
Peace Chance Triumphs in Belmont Stakes Victory
J E Widener's Peace Chance, the 6 to 1 second choice, won the 66th Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park over High Quest winner of the Preakness and Good Goods. Peace Chance stretched clear to win by five lengths with High Quest second and Good Goods third, earning $43,410 for backers.
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J. E. Widener
Peace Chance
Belmont Park
High Quest
Good Goods
Widener
East Dixie League Scores Incomplete Inning Notes
East Dixie League game summaries show Baton Rouge beating Shreveport 10 to 7 with a late rally. Jackson earned the win on the mound while Boutwell took the loss. Pine Bluff and El Dorado battled to a 4 to 2 decision in a score that included late runs and mixed relief appearances.
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